YourMascMuscle

No so much resorts, there is at least one Guest House with an enclosed courtyard that is "clothing optional" called Carpe Diem, my favorite place to stay in PTown.

No so much resorts, there is at least one Guest House with an enclosed courtyard that is "clothing optional" called Carpe Diem, my favorite place to stay in PTown.

Part of the comparison seems to come down to "weather vs charm"

Part of the comparison seems to come down to "weather vs charm"

Well said. I always approach my muscle worship sessions with this in mind. Great post my friend.

Well said. I always approach my muscle worship sessions with this in mind. Great post my friend.

It looks like you have your own one figured out already. For most, having at least one article of clothing to be able to take off of them is best. What anyone does in a session like that varies widely with the interests of both parties.
 
I would personally never donate for a session like that, because IMO guys who are only willing to do this but not anything more are willing to explore their sexuality merely up to a point - a high price point. I'd much rather be with a man who could do this, but not limit himself to other things, too.

if you need them to engage with others sexually.. keep them on!

Glasses on for day to day but contacts for all play. Only dangers with contacts is if I end up taking a shot in the face...cum totally burns in the eye....

Agreed, PTown would be a difficult place to live year-round the town is literally a ghost town from Thanksgving until Spring. The year-round population is about 3000, while it is 60,000 in summer. Unless you are wired for that kind of solitude. Many affluent gays do the snowbird thing, summer in PTown and winter in PS, Key West, Ft Lauderdale or the like.
 
BTW Ogunquit Maine is also a gay mecca on the East Coast, similar to PTown but on a much smaller (and more spread out) scale. If the crowds of PTown turn you off, check out Ogunquit. Just 1 hour drive north of Boston.

I have spent Christmas in Florida, South Vietnam, Germany, Australia and California.
 
But, I am always very glad to return to Boston/Philadelphia as quickly as possible

I have a friend who lives on Cape Cod but comes to spend the winter in Palm Springs every year.

@Unicorn, it would make more sense to stay in the United States, given my health problems. I have talked to several People who also want to visit Scotland, so we shall see. Thanks you

Interesting response given you may not have known my grandparents were either born in Scotland or Nova Scotia.
 
My maternal grandmother was born in Aberdeen, Scotland. I remember her because she lived with us. She loved the poet Robert Burns and read his poems outloud with a Scottish accent.
 
I greatly regretted now that I spent so much time in Australia and New Zealand and none in Scotland.
 
I had no control over spending a year in the army in South Vietnam
 
Me and Prince Harry......nice ass

That means a lot of flying between Massachusetts and California. With occasionally rent a cars to make a cross country trip.

I've been to Boston in the winter actually twice. Well once was Thankgiving week. I had a friend who went to Harvard so I stayed with him for Thanksgiving when I lived in DC. and I was also there for an extended weekend in February once. It's definitely a bit chilly and in February we actually got hit with some decent snow. But overall it was a lot of fun..Boston's a great town.

You could spend a few long weekends in Boston during the Winter. Take up ice hockey, which I would love. And watch professional and college basketball and hockey on television or in person.

Cape Cod is nice in someways because if you don't like the crowds of Provincetown you can always go to another smaller town. I actually stayed in Wellfleet when I was there in a nice little rural-ish cabin only about a 10 minute walk from the beach which wasn't very crowded at all. It was about a 20 minute drive to Provincetown if I wanted to have the crowds and fun but always could kind of escape back to the much quieter retreat if I wanted.

Does P'town have any clothing-optional resorts? I assume there are nude beaches.
May go this summer.

.......you can even crawl home after the bars ????????

@YourMascMuscle in Palm Springs unless you're downtown you'll need a car. While in Ptown you can bike everywhere or even walk, is very pedestrian friendly.

A sweater is not need in July and August. Summer in Massachusetts is quite hot

never been, but sounds great

ptown is it’s own magical town.. nothing compares